Chapter 9 NUR-3500 Questions With Complete Solutions
1 month- fine motor Correct Answers Hands predominantly
closed
Grasp reflex strong
Hand clenches on contact with rattle
1 month- Gross motor Correct Answers Assumes flexed
position with pelvis high but knees not under abdomen when
proned. (At birth knees under abdomen)
Can turn head side to side when prone and lifts head
momentarily from the bed.
Had marked head lag especially when pulled from lying to
sitting position.
Holds head momentarily parallel and in midline when suspended
in prone position.
Assumes asymmetric tonic neck flex position when supine.
When held in standing position body is limp at hip and knees
In sitting position, back is uniformly rounded with absence of
head control
1 month- Physical Correct Answers Weight gain of 5-7 onces
for the first 6 months.
,Height gain of 1 inch for the first 6 months.
Head circumference increases by .5 inches for first 6. months
Primitive reflexes are present and strong
Doll's eye reflex and dance reflex fading
Obligatory nose breathing (most infants)
1 month- Sensory Correct Answers Able to fixate on moving
object in range of 45 degrees when held at 8-10 inches
visual acuity 20/100
Follows light to midline
Quiets when hears a voice
1 month- socialization and cognition Correct Answers Is in
sensorimotor phase—stage I, use of reflexes (birth to 1 month
old), and stage II, primary circular reactions (1-4 months old)
Watches parent's face intently as she or he talks to infant
1 month- vacuolization Correct Answers Cries to express
displeasure
Makes small throaty sounds
Makes comfort sounds during feeding
10 month- fine motor Correct Answers Crude release of an
object beginning
Grasps bell by handle
, 10 month- gross motor Correct Answers Can change from
prone to sitting position
Stands while holding onto furniture, sits by falling down
Recovers balance easily while sitting
While standing, lifts one foot to take step
10 month- physical Correct Answers Labyrinth-righting reflex
is strongest when infant is in prone or supine position; is able to
raise head
10 month- sensory Correct Answers N/A
10 month- socialization and cognition Correct Answers Inhibits
behavior to verbal command of "no no" or own name
imitates facial expressions; waves bye bye
Extends toy to another person but will not release it
Develops object permanence
Repeats actions that attract attention and cause laughter
Pulls clothes of another to attract attention
Plays interactive games such as pat-a-cake
Reacts to adults anger; cries when scolded
Demonstrates independence in dressing, feeding, locomotive
skills, and testing of parents
Look at and follows a picture in the book
10 month- vocalization Correct Answers - says "dada" "mama"
with meaning
- Comprehends "bye-bye"
1 month- fine motor Correct Answers Hands predominantly
closed
Grasp reflex strong
Hand clenches on contact with rattle
1 month- Gross motor Correct Answers Assumes flexed
position with pelvis high but knees not under abdomen when
proned. (At birth knees under abdomen)
Can turn head side to side when prone and lifts head
momentarily from the bed.
Had marked head lag especially when pulled from lying to
sitting position.
Holds head momentarily parallel and in midline when suspended
in prone position.
Assumes asymmetric tonic neck flex position when supine.
When held in standing position body is limp at hip and knees
In sitting position, back is uniformly rounded with absence of
head control
1 month- Physical Correct Answers Weight gain of 5-7 onces
for the first 6 months.
,Height gain of 1 inch for the first 6 months.
Head circumference increases by .5 inches for first 6. months
Primitive reflexes are present and strong
Doll's eye reflex and dance reflex fading
Obligatory nose breathing (most infants)
1 month- Sensory Correct Answers Able to fixate on moving
object in range of 45 degrees when held at 8-10 inches
visual acuity 20/100
Follows light to midline
Quiets when hears a voice
1 month- socialization and cognition Correct Answers Is in
sensorimotor phase—stage I, use of reflexes (birth to 1 month
old), and stage II, primary circular reactions (1-4 months old)
Watches parent's face intently as she or he talks to infant
1 month- vacuolization Correct Answers Cries to express
displeasure
Makes small throaty sounds
Makes comfort sounds during feeding
10 month- fine motor Correct Answers Crude release of an
object beginning
Grasps bell by handle
, 10 month- gross motor Correct Answers Can change from
prone to sitting position
Stands while holding onto furniture, sits by falling down
Recovers balance easily while sitting
While standing, lifts one foot to take step
10 month- physical Correct Answers Labyrinth-righting reflex
is strongest when infant is in prone or supine position; is able to
raise head
10 month- sensory Correct Answers N/A
10 month- socialization and cognition Correct Answers Inhibits
behavior to verbal command of "no no" or own name
imitates facial expressions; waves bye bye
Extends toy to another person but will not release it
Develops object permanence
Repeats actions that attract attention and cause laughter
Pulls clothes of another to attract attention
Plays interactive games such as pat-a-cake
Reacts to adults anger; cries when scolded
Demonstrates independence in dressing, feeding, locomotive
skills, and testing of parents
Look at and follows a picture in the book
10 month- vocalization Correct Answers - says "dada" "mama"
with meaning
- Comprehends "bye-bye"
